It is…crucial to bear in mind the interconnection between the Decalogue (the traumatically imposed Divine Commandments) and its modern obverse, the celebrated ‘human rights’. As the experience of our post-political liberal-permissive society amply demonstrates, human Rights are ultimately, at their core, simply Rights to violate the Ten Commandments. ‘The
Continue reading →* Lazlo sent me this flash game called Line Rider it’s worth a few minutes of distraction. * You may want to check out your personality assessment, this seems like a good place to do it. * Found xPad and am really digging it as a replacement for stickies – I like that
Continue reading →The other day when I was looking at traffic for my site I began thinking about all of you who visit who I have never met. Where do you live? What are your stories? How did you find gathering in light and why? I think it’s pretty cool that
Continue reading →“Why is it that you have to be at least thirty-five years old to run for President?” asked the Toluca Lake resident. Matthew proposed a constitutional change that would let kids vote and give grade-schoolers a shot at leading the free world, not that it doesn’t seem like we’
Continue reading →[youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=va5Btg4kkUE&w=500&h=418] Interesting to see how things have changed over the years.
Continue reading →The majority of entries for today’s DDF are technologically related so get ready to download, upload and…check out stuff. * Ben recently pointed out the MyDashboard plugin for WordPress. I highly recommend it. * Speaking of great WordPress Plugins here’s one for upgrading your WordPress install with one simple
Continue reading →Kevin Roberts, creator and editor of Conservativefriend.org, has posted an article I wrote for the site titled “Convergent Friendship and Playing With the Other Kids” it reflects upon my experience in Ohio as well as some thoughts on Quakers and ecumenicism. If you get a chance jump over and
Continue reading →We went straight over to Vroman’s Bookstore the moment we found out Emily was pregnant to find books to read about what all this means. Seeing as how this is baby Wemily #1 we really have no clue what we’re doing, and I guess that’s part of
Continue reading →I like to find out what browsers people like to use and why they like them so I thought I’d take a moment to make a case for why I think using Safari is still a smart option and not just for the Mac fan boys/girls. I also
Continue reading →Here is this week’s list of interesting discoveries from around the web. * Are you interested in sharing a home? Find out more here… * While I am still not a firefox user, I was happy to find out about the more educaitonal focus of the browser’s Campus Edition. * Paste
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